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Edited by TrulyBobBarker:
7/30/2015 10:04:07 PM
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I'm a guy too and I'm not put out or pissed off at the dames, I don't care if you prefer to play with men or women either. Only problem I have is people trying to defend an obviously sexist guild that bungie helps promote, and yeah if a man can't be in your guild simply because he has some junk down stairs it's sexist.... I wonder would Bruce get in if he is still pre op or would he have to wait till he's post op.
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K. Sorry. Point made, I agree
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The idea behind Dames of Destiny is not sexist, and if you truly think it is then you are, frankly, a bit dim. DoD exists because they wanted to create a safe clan for female gamers - and judging by the sexism being thrown towards DoD it's easy to see why. Ever since DeeJ announced DoD would be playing online, all I've seen is sexist comments about how they'll no doubt be rubbish, or that they should be in the kitchen. This BS happens all the time and it's perfectly acceptable and not in any way sexist for there to be a clan for women. Honestly, I just don't get the mentality of people who are genuinely so irked by DoD.
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Like I said I'm not pissed off at the dames, I could care less who they want to play with or how they want to play. I'm only upset at bungie, along with the white knights, who are promoting a sexist clan, yes it is sexist "discrimination or devaluation based on a person's sex or gender, as in restricted job opportunities, especially such discrimination directed against women". Dames are discriminating against men based on there sex, are men allowed in even if they are the nicest most kind hearted person in the world or is it simply an all girls club rejecting men because they have no choice on how they were born? Im not trying to say the founding principals of the dames was wrong either, a place where women can play with women and avoid the typical crap that happens when playing with men, I'm saying what happened in reality was sexism. Now if I made a clan that was exclusive to a specific color of person so they didn't have to hear derogatory remarks about there own race from someone outside there race would you say it's racist? Or would you commend me for making a safe place for a race of players, one step further would you be glad bungie was promoting my group? I know sexism and racism are different but they both are segregating people based on an attribute that nobody has control of.
